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Durham ropes in
Scott Styris |
June 01, 2007
New
Zealand's most valued player Scott
Styris has been signed by English County
Durham as its second overseas player.
Styris is on a short term contract only
because of his international
commitments. The middle order batsman
will be playing for Durham till August.
The 31-year-old Scott Styris had his
taste of playing in the English County
when he had played for Middlesex in the
last two seasons. He was also the
Captain of Middlesex last season. The
batting all rounder has played 27 Tests
and 133 ODIs for New Zealand ever since
making his debut in 1999. Styris has
been a reliable middle order batsman who
can bowl effective medium pace with
plenty of variations. Styris will be
spending around two months with Durham
in which he will be playing mostly
Twenty20 games. Styris' contract with
Durham is going to start from June 1st
according to a New Zealand Cricket
Statement. Durham's Coach Geoff Cook has
stated to the media that Styris is a top
player who will undoubtedly be a great
asset to the club and also that he put
in some great performances in the World
Cup and was sure he?ll be a great
contributor to the team.
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